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Converting 852 x 480 to 720 x 480
Question for any conversion masters out there.
I have a 852×480 clip that I need to desperately resize to a 720×480 clip. The original animation file is a full uncompressed .mov that I can use as a 720×480 .avi OR .mov.
I have tried After Effects, Sorenson Squeeze as well as Premiere Pro’s Media Encoder but each time I get a really fuzzy looking image.
The final output for this piece will be DVD…but if it looks fuzzy on my computer monitir…I can imagine how it would look on a standard set.
I am taking any and all suggestions b/c I am truly stumped. Please help if you can.
Queezy aka Sherard D.
God 1st!
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2 Replies
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Seems to me that this clip is a widescreen SD movie file. If you bring this clip into your standard MPEG2 compressor, or just bring it into your authoring app it should recognize it as a widescreen clip. You would specify that you want the track to be widescreen and it should look and play like a widescreen clip.
Make sense?
Rich Rubasch
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Right.
I think I have left an important part out…this clip has to be edited with SD 60i footage. When you pull this clip into a 720×480 project it has to be rendered, shrunk, or it’s stretched…whenever I try any of these 3 methods…I always come away with a fuzzy 720×480 clip. Right size…poor quality…and that;s essentially the issue.
How do I reduce the size of the clip while maintaining a similar quality as the uncompressed .mov….this is the question.
God 1st!
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